Pixiebob kittens & cats in Fayetteville, Georgia

Nala is about four years old, spayed and up to date on her vaccines until spring 2027. She does very well with adults, older children and small dogs. Unfortunately, she has become overly aggressive with my toddler and I no longer feel comfortable having her in my home (I also have an infant).

Warning: Looking at these photos may cause an irresistible urge to adopt a kitten. Side effects may include laughter, purring, tiny toe beans on your keyboard, and an overwhelming amount of love. There are five adorable kittens waiting for their happily ever after. They're healthy, playful, endlessly entertaining, and ready to find families of their own. Better yet? Adopt two! Kittens raised together keep each other company, burn off their endless energy together, and make the transition to a new home much easier. We promise... your heart has room for one more. (Or maybe two. 😉) ❤️🐾

When Marinara first arrived with her kittens, no one knew if this little family would survive. A devastating respiratory infection swept through them. Marinara became critically ill herself. Her tiny kittens were so sick they couldn't smell their mother or nurse on their own. Their foster Michelle spent sleepless nights tube-feeding them, administering medications, cleaning tiny eyes, and hoping each new day would be better than the last. Not every story gets a happy ending. Despite every effort, two of Marinara's kittens were lost. The only baby who survived was little Pepperoni. Even he faced incredible odds. Painful corneal ulcers threatened his eyes, but with dedicated foster care and weeks of treatment, they healed beautifully. Today, Pepperoni can see, play, and chase toys just like any healthy kitten. Marinara recovered too, after battling illness herself. Through it all, these two never lost each other. Now they're doing what they were always meant to do. Playing. Wrestling. Snuggling. Being a mom and her baby. Watching them together, you'd never guess how close they came to losing everything. The toy in front of them is just another adventure to share. Their foster gave them the chance to survive. Now they're hoping someone will give them the chance to live happily ever after